All signs point to Iran deal withdrawal and market turbulence

PRESIDENT Donald Trump is more likely than not to withdraw from the nuclear agreement with Iran, with most external factors informing White House policy also pointing to the same conclusion.

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04 May 2018
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Speculation around an end to US support for the deal has already exerted a slight upward pressure on oil prices, with further movements likely in the lead up to an expected decision on or before a May

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